Conferences
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On Tuesday 15 May 2012, preceding the Biosensor congress we also organised a summer school. This year’s topic was “Printed Biosensors and Electronics”: For more information and a draft program see:
http://www.biosensors-congress.elsevier.com/news-item5.html
Or watch Prof. Turner presenting the event.
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Awards
Honorary award
Anthony Turner has been elected Honorary President of The International Union of Advanced Materials.
Please read more here
IC Nano Award
Associate Professor Ashutosh Tiwari received the Nano Award for 2011for his notable and outstanding research in the field of Nanoscience & Nanotechnology at ICNANO in Delhi, December 2011. The meeting was organized by the International Association of Advanced Materials (IAAB), the University of Delhi and the journal Advanced Materials Letters.
Foreign Associate of the US Academy of Engineering
Ingemar Lundström was made a Foreign Associate of the US Academy of Engineering in 2011 – a rare honour with only 10 Scientist from Sweden ever admitted (3 of them from Linköping University). He also chaired the Nobel Prize Committee for Physics in 2011.
The Theophilus Redwood Medal
This is presented annually by the UK Royal Society of Chemistry to a leading analytical scientist who is also an outstanding communicator. It comprises a medal, cash prize and lectureship. Anthony Turner, Professor of Biosensors and Bioelectronics at Linköping University, won this international award for 2011 for his “outstanding contribution to biosensors” and in particular, his “pioneering work which has led to the development of home blood glucose monitoring technology.” Professor Turner was sponsored to present a series of Award lectures in the UK, Ireland and Italy during the Spring of 2012 culminating in a ceremony at Imperial College, London, at which he was presented with the Medal for his outstanding contribution to Analytical Science.
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